Eliza

I'd be on board with maybe just a handling buff or slight acceleration buff on certain vehicles. The top speed on most LEO cars are fine as is in my opinion, some car types will just naturally perform better. Something like a Granger wouldn't realistically be able to keep up with a high class sports vehicle like a Jugular as an example. I was pretty active in PD before the STX was added, when the only basic vehicles that standard officers had access to was the Interceptor, Crown Vic, Regular Buffalo, and the Scout. I wouldn't mind some acceleration buffs or even better handling, but I personally believe the top speed is fine for what selection of vehicles are available now.

Private drug labs were extremely unhealthy for the environment and ecosystem of Eclipse. All they were was essentially a free money generator while somebody sat inside of a property or RV for 13 hours a day doing no interaction with other players while they’re printing off free money. There’s plenty of other ways to make money as a criminal, with it being chopping, stores, banks, house robberies, and you can still cook at public labs if drugs are your thing. You’ve got to understand that isolating yourself for hours on end isn’t healthy at all for a social server.

Jail time reduction was actually buffed when stamps got nerfed, however I wouldn't be against another buff to the jail time reduction.

I completely agree with the points made here. I've personally experienced sitting in the back of a cruiser or ambulance for anywhere from 20 to 30 minutes while LEO players are focused on their own roleplay—whether it's investigating charges, performing BLS, or handling other 10-15s on the scene. While I understand the need for these procedures, I think it’s important to acknowledge that nobody enjoys sitting idle for long periods before their actual jail time even begins. I get the arguments like, 'Don’t do the crime if you can’t do the time' and 'IC actions have IC consequences,' but at the end of the day, we all play on this server to interact and engage with others. Ultimately, it’s the social interactions that make roleplay enjoyable, and long waiting times can detract from that experience. Finding a balance that respects both the need for thorough LEO roleplay and the time of those waiting would improve the experience for everyone involved.

+1, you can fit a whole machine gun inside of a BMX

Yo what’s good guys, what’s your preferred dipping sauce for french fries? (or chips if you call them that)

still think this is W suggestion

While I understand the frustration with admin sits and the impact of lag or desync during pursuits, I respectfully disagree with the suggestion of not resetting situations caused by factors outside a player’s control. From a player’s perspective, especially those evading law enforcement, they often have a lot at stake—whether it’s weapons, drugs, or prison time. It would feel unfair for them to face the consequences of something completely out of their hands, like lag or desync, without an opportunity for a fair reset. I understand your point about keeping things moving and reducing admin sits, but I personally think fairness to the player base in situations like this has to take priority.

-1 im using my assets that I worked for

brother a Kamacho is already going for half a mil

PLUS A BAJILLION!! It would make it a lot easier to see and screenshot proof of RP, without it being messed up by other chats, such as dispatch for LEO players, weazel ads, faction chats, even staff chat for staff members!

-1 from me as a crim player Just drive anyways and don’t get caught slackin, if you’re super stressed about getting caught, just ride a BMX for a day or be passenger princess. However as much as I hate giving this answer, this is truly just something that would have to be done through IC means.

+1

+1 There’s a lot of cars with weird lock/unlock hitboxes, mostly the longer vehicles. The unlocking script works best if you go to the center of the vehicle and lock/unlock.

This would make it next to impossible to report a player.

+1! Also more makeup and customization like nails, piercings, etc!

+1

Price? Does it cost extra for special scenes?

Who is the suggestion for? Players who use keyboards without dedicated arrow keys. Why is the suggestion being made? This suggestion aims to simplify the process of turning on vehicles for players who lack arrow keys, eliminating the need for complex workarounds or third-party keybinding programs. What are the pros and/or cons of the suggestion? Players will not have to jump through hoops or do some rebinding trickery with a 3rd party program. How should the suggestion be implemented? Considering the direction of the U menu’s development, a practical solution would be to introduce a dedicated tab within the settings menu. This tab would allow players to easily change the key binding for vehicle ignition, ensuring everyone can customize the control to suit their keyboard layout.

bro i flipped a cruiser like 4 days ago mid pursuit and had to wait like 20 minutes before someone could pick me up

I'd like to echo some of the points Rage raised here. It's clear that LEO factions have access to a broad range of advanced equipment, and is understandable because just as Police Departments and Sheriff’s Departments do IRL they have way more funding available than the wallets of typical criminals, which can make interactions feel unbalanced for the average criminal. For instance, when the D10 was introduced, there was significant pushback from the criminal community, with many suggesting its removal or nerfing due to the overwhelming advantage it provided. Just as LEO players defended the D10, the criminal players are defending the Niobe. On top of that, the Niobe is no longer available, and given the limited time window for purchase, with the hefty price tag on it, very few people have access to them. I can understand how this may appear to be imbalanced on purely a Law Enforcement perspective, however this is one of the very few things that outperform most LEO gear. To move more on topic with the initial suggestion, many people purchased their vehicles due to how they perform, such as vehicles like the Comet Retro, Jugular, Drag, and many other vehicles of that nature. Lowering the speed cap would simply make these vehicle purchases not worth the price tag that was paid for them, and would completely shift the pool of “usable” vehicles in chases, racing, and whatever else fast cars may be desired for.

-1 ion know bout this one chief

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Personally I feel like having the lab shut down and rotated is enough consequence in of in itself, let’s say a lab with lots of tables gets shut down, and a new lab is opened with very little tables, that already is a negative consequence from getting caught slipping from LEO players.

The script limiting certain criminal activities based on the number of LEOs on duty exists for balance purposes. Without it, players would likely engage in more frequent store robberies, ATMs, bank heists, and other high-profile crimes. As a criminal player, I understand that it can be frustrating to be restricted from certain activities, like bank robberies as an example, due to the lack of sufficient LEO presence. For example, many criminal players might exploit times like late-night NA or early morning EU, when fewer LEOs are available due to most players being offline or occupied with other commitments. Personally, I play mostly during late-night NA hours because it's when I have the time, and I often find myself unable to participate in activities like bank robberies. I completely agree that it can be frustrating. However, as mentioned earlier, without these restrictions, criminals would likely take advantage of low LEO presence, which would result in an imbalance.